Keeping a Low Profile in Journey to the West While Refining Treasures
苟在西游炼法宝
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- Completed
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- 666k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
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- Xuanhuan
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- 3y ago
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Don't let it end with the protagonist saving the Jie Sect, bringing it to life, and reaching the pinnacle, only to be met with Tongtian's question: "Would you like to become my disciple?" He should at least be on equal footing with Hongjun. Otherwise, all that hard work as a pawn to save a sect, only to be treated like a dog in return, is no fun at all.
The protagonist is short and stocky when he first appears, and is even looked down upon. Will he still be short and stocky even after his cultivation level increases? That would be quite unattractive among immortals and gods.
Author, does the protagonist's cheat ability have the power to conceal his origins? Otherwise, wouldn't someone in Journey to the West have figured it out?
Isn't that a bit too hasty? Helping the monkey escape control so quickly? The protagonist is only a celestial being; if the Buddhist sect finds out it was the protagonist who did it, he won't survive.
These are all magical treasures from Fantasy Westward Journey.
I don't understand chapter 143. The protagonist's battle with Sun Wukong caused the primordial space to shatter, and the protagonist is supposed to be a Xuanxian (a high-level immortal)! If we knew that a Jinxian's power is ten to a hundred times greater than a Xuanxian's, wouldn't the protagonist be able to easily break through the primordial space later on? Anyone who's read the later chapters, I really can't accept it.
These magical items all have the exact same names as those in Fantasy Westward Journey.
Everything else is fine. In the first chapter, you mentioned that the other transmigrators were disciples of saints or innate great powers. Come on, let me see one of them. All I see are transmigrating into little demons.
In the Golden Immortal Realm, I ate the peaches and elixirs for nothing.
No way, multiple instances? Go update the book now!!